Signet International Holdings, Inc. (SIGN-OTCQB) Embarks on First Chapter of Developing Its New 4-D Technology

   Signet (OTCQB: SIGN) (PINKSHEETS: SIGN) has secured funding to begin development the world's first 4-D Digital Camera and Printer. The new camera will deliver visual results never before displayed in a portrait format.

Ernest Letiziano, CEO, proudly announced at a press conference that the company will be ready for total operations of the extraordinary technology including assembly, production, and sales within six months.

Signet's CTO, Russian Scientist, Yevgeniy (Eugene) Nemirovskiy, is the author of a number of worldwide-patented inventions, two discoveries in optics and one discovery in mathematics. His inventions and discoveries are patented in 42 countries, including the United States. He has the most complete 3-D imaging patent in the world. Nemirovskiy recently invented a single lens 3-D and 4-D digital camera to replace the outdated analog system. The Signet's products are trademarked under the name "SeproSight."

"Since the foundation has been prepared and funding is in place, Eugene and his staff are now going about implementing the dynamics of the new 4-D Photo technology. While he will be busy for the next few months, we will be able to begin the patenting processes and developing our marketing campaigns. Mr. Nemirovskiy's accomplishments in physics and visual imagery place Signet in the unique position to become a world leader in developing and delivering his amazing technology," says Letiziano.

Plans are now proceeding for the capitalization to develop Nemirovskiy's next "SeproSight" chapter: Technology for 4-D digital real time displays for TV screens, then, a soon to be released 4-D volumetric attachment for computer monitors and the introduction of SeproSight technology to the Motion Picture industry.

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